Use syncpack to manage monorepo packages dependencies with Yarn #44
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[Syncpack](https://jamiemason.github.io/syncpack/) is a tool that helps manage multiple package.json files in a monorepo. To list dependencies from all packages run: ```sh syncpack list ``` To update a dependency (e.g. `eslint`) in all packages run: ```sh syncpack update --filter eslint ```
This is a result of updating eslint and prettier dependencies with syncpack. ``` syncpack update --filter eslint syncpack update --filter prettier ```
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Syncpack
Syncpack is a tool that helps manage
multiple package.json files in a monorepo.
Install
In the repository's root directory execute:
Usage
To list dependencies from all packages run:
To update a dependency (e.g.
eslint) in all packages run:Example